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xref gh-494. Is there interest in starting a manylinux_X_Y branch to support PEP 600 glibc-based manylinux numbering? I am particularly interested in manylinux_2_18 for glibc2.18 for other architectures. Rather than open a separate branch for each glibc version, I think we can adjust the tooling. TODO:
add manylinux_X_Y support to auditwheel. Version 3.1 only supports 'linux_x86_64', 'manylinux1_x86_64', 'manylinux2010_x86_64', 'manylinux2014_x86_64' as arguments to auditwheel --plat
add manylinux_X_Y support to platform, update pip and wheel to use this new version of platform (wheel as of today still uses pep425tags.py
What's hard is to find the distribution which ensure a manylinux_X_Y compatibility while still being supported and having all the tools needed...
c.f. #338 for a full list of what should be done.
@mattip, I started to work on something parsing different distros to get compatibility with PEP600: https://github.com/mayeut/pep600_compliance
It's far from being complete but has the upside of not requiring parsing manually the distrowatch database.
xref gh-494. Is there interest in starting a manylinux_X_Y branch to support PEP 600 glibc-based manylinux numbering? I am particularly interested in manylinux_2_18 for glibc2.18 for other architectures. Rather than open a separate branch for each glibc version, I think we can adjust the tooling. TODO:
auditwheel --plat
pep425tags.py
@njsmith any thoughts?
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